Create Agent Skill
Paste any public URL and get a SKILL.md file your agent can load. The fetch runs through my worker, the build happens in your browser, and no model touches it.
✓ No API key • No LLM required • Free, no account
The page becomes the skill.
Paste a URL and the tool pulls the page, keeps the readable body and wraps it in SKILL.md frontmatter. The build runs in your browser and the only network hop is the fetch through my own worker, which keeps no log of the URL. The full walkthrough lives in the guide to creating an agent skill from a website.
1. Fetch
The page comes through my own worker, the same one the Markdown converter uses.
2. Clean
Navigation, scripts and page chrome come off, then the readable body converts to Markdown.
3. Wrap
Frontmatter goes on top: skill name, a description for the agent, and the source URL.
- You keep a set of skills and want one for a documentation site without writing it by hand.
- An agent needs to learn a site and you want the reference packed as SKILL.md.
- You are turning one strong page into something a teammate's agent can load.
FAQ
What is an agent skill?
A Markdown file with frontmatter that teaches an agent about one topic: a name, a description of when to use it, and the reference material below it. Agents load skills on demand, which keeps the main prompt small.
Does this send the website to a model?
No. The conversion is heuristic: the title, description and body come straight from the fetched page and get assembled in your browser. No API key and no model call.
What can I do with the file?
Drop it in your agent's skills folder, commit it to a repo or paste it into your setup. The source URL stays in the file so anyone can re-fetch the page later.
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